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Retrieving High School Transcript

Hi all, I could use some help figuring out how to get my transcript from high school. Who should I contact about this, and what's the process usually like? Thanks in advance!

2 months ago

I can help out here! Usually, the first person you should contact is the registrar at the high school you attended. This is the person who oversees student records, including transcripts. When you reach out, make sure to provide as much information as possible, such as your full name, the years you attended, and your graduation date.

The process for obtaining your high school transcript might vary depending on the specific policies of your high school, but typically, you'll have to submit an official request, either online, through mail, or in person. Some schools charge a small fee to print and send transcripts, especially if you want it sent directly to a college or employer.

In some cases, the process might take a few steps. They might ask you to fill out a specific form and provide identification proof for verification of your request. For instance, some schools use an electronic platform (like Parchment or Naviance) where you can request your transcript to be sent electronically.

However, I'd recommend reaching out to your high school directly to get the specifics for that institution. They'll be able to guide you through the exact steps required. You might want to do this sooner than later, as it can sometimes take a week or two for the transcript request to be processed. Good luck!

2 months ago

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